Part 2-The Why You Feel This Way Series: Why You Feel Anxious For “No Reason”- Episode 167
About this episode
This episode explores the underlying causes of anxiety that may seem random, emphasizing its physiological and neurological roots.
Send us Fan Mail Why do you feel anxious… even when nothing seems wrong? In this powerful episode of the Why You Feel This Way series, Dr. Michael and May Bagnell, IHP break down the truth behind “anxiety for no reason” and why that feeling is never random. They dive deep into the science of anxiety, revealing that it’s not just in your head. In fact, anxiety is often rooted in your physiology, brain function, and nervous system regulation. You’ll discover how your body can ...
Topics covered
- anxiety
- physiology
- brain function
- nervous system
- mental health
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